On May 13, 2017, Korean children – winners of the art contest devoted to the Amur tiger and leopard – were recognized at an award ceremony in Seoul, South Korea. It was the first stage of the international art contest … Продолжить
On the night of October 20, 2016, an Amur tiger that had been keeping in fear the residents of Vladivostok and Artyom for two weeks, was finally captured. Numerous reports about tiger sightings by witnesses and videos of tiger crossing … Продолжить
On September 25, 2016, about 15 thousand guests and citizens of Vladivostok took part in celebration of the 17th anniversary of Tiger Day. Traditionally, the Festival began with a carnival procession. The weather was beautiful, and the parade was a … Продолжить
Dear readers, this week we would like to share with you some new photographs of the orphaned tiger cubs, which are getting ready for the release back into the wild at the «The Centre for Rehabilitation and Reintroduction of Tigers and … Продолжить
On August 28, 2005 the already traditional Leopard Land Festival took place on the beach of Baklan bay in Slavyanka City in the Khasan district, the habitat of the last remaining 30 Far Eastern leopards. Продолжить
On January 24, one of the oldest nature protectors of Primorye Vladimir
I. Schetinin celebrates his 70th anniversary. Every resident of the
region who is concerned about Amur tiger protection knows Vladimir very
well. Продолжить
On January 26, 2009 the headquarters of the Game and Rare Species Department (Regional Hunting Management Department) received information that a tiger cub had been seen near Avangard village of Partizansky district, Southern Primorye, Russia. No tracks of adult tiger were found hereabouts. Продолжить
A few useful Internet links will help you learn about organizations protecting tigers, leopard and biodiversity, as well as our supporters and sponsors. Продолжить
The Sikhote-Alin Biosphere Nature Reserve lies 413 miles (665 km) north of Vladivostok. It is located in a watershed and eastern slopes of Central Sikhote-Alin Mountain Range; its south-eastern part goes to the Japan Sea coast. Продолжить
Recreational opportunities abound in Lazovsky Nature Reserve, a vast and beautiful wilderness with more than 121,000 hectares of space perfect for hiking, camping, and wildlife and bird watching. Продолжить
